Juventus accelerate in the final hours of the transfer window and secure the services of Nick Woltemade. The German striker, 24 years old, is transferred from Newcastle to Turin on a season-long loan, for around 5 million euros.
Woltemade is expected to arrive in Turin for medical examinations and signing of the contract, while Juventus will also cover his salary of around 4.4 million euros.
The deal was made possible after Jonathan David left for Atletico Madrid. The Canadian is moving to Spain on loan, with an option to buy for around 25 million euros.
Woltemade has convinced even after direct contacts with Luciano Spalletti and is seen as another important alternative for the attack, after Kolo Mouani.
The German comes to Turin with high expectations. With a height of 1.98 meters and an interesting technical profile, he is expected to provide more strength and alternatives to Juventus' offensive department.
Spalletti now has two young strikers at his disposal, with the mission of returning them to the highest levels: Kolo Muani and Nick Woltemade.
